LOOKING UP
the banners strewn across the Car Park of the local Church
LOOKING DOWN
the dresses worn by the teenage girls (Festeras)......the youngsters of the town have the opportunity at ages 5 and 18 to take a major role in the Fiesta...the Festeras all wear white, while the Festeros (the boys..though there are never many!) wear black and white. They have to parade twice daily, but every night they party hard..it's a bit like a week-long Prom!
These are the five-year olds..how cute are THEY?!...they also parade twice daily. The little outfits are seemingly very expensive, but it such an honour to be asked to take part, that entire families rally round to make sure the cost is covered.
Hope all's well in your little corner of Blogland!
Thanks for dropping by!
Take care of you
Alison xx
Wonderful up & down photos! Those banners are such happy colors.
ReplyDeleteWhat fantastic insights into your village!
ReplyDeleteRinda
I do love local festivals and fiestas - such cute kids
ReplyDeleteGorgeous feathery looking dresses. I know a teenage girl who would love one of those
ReplyDeleteI love your up and down photos this week and the bit of local history they share x
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! Lovely to see what's happening in your part of the world!
ReplyDeleteI love glimpses of your adopted country, that last picture is precious and their dresses are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAww those little ones look so cute x
ReplyDeleteHow cute are those little children! What an interesting post. Those white dresses look fantastic, great detail in those photos.
ReplyDeleteStunning photos, Alison - what beautiful dresses. I do love your shots from behind ....
ReplyDeleteSuch fun photos, Alison. I love that you caught the one little girl jumping (feet off the ground) in that last shot. :o)
ReplyDeleteWow! Such gorgeous dresses! The little ones are so cute too!
ReplyDeleteThat was a really interesting set of up and down photos. Love how you've told us a little bit about your town. What gorgeous dresses!
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